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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-13
The Bean Eaters BANQUET.

LONDON, July 12.-The Duke Of Port.
land yesterday reviewed the Ancient and
Honorable Artillery Of Boston, and after.
ward presided at banquet given to them,
U. S. Minister Phelps and Col. Walker, Of
Boston, having the seats Of honor. The
Lord Mayor OF London, Lord Napier, the
Boston delegates, Mr.. Tlton. OF the New
York Old Guard, and Others, were present.
The Duke of Portland offered toasts In
honor OF Queen Victoria and President
Cleveland. Mr.. Phelps, responding 10 the
toast TO President Cleveland, said he
wished il were in his power 10 communi-
cate the kindly, sympathetic words In
which the Queen had replied to the Presi-
dents message on the occnsion Of her jubi-
lee. England, he said, was equally for
tunate with the United States In having .
ruler worthy of the confidence and esteem
of the people. Americans were proud Of
their English ancestry, and England ought
to lie proud OF her American children.
Capt Woolmer Williams toasted tho
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Of Bos-
ton. Col Walker replied TO the toast. He
said that the kindness they had received
in England had captured their hearts.
Tonight they were not mere strangers and
guests, but were at their mothers table,
sharing in the festivities Of O family re-
union. He trusted that the members Of
the parent organization would be with
them on the occasion Of their approaching
25Oth anniversary In Boston. Many other
toasts were proposed and n most cordial
feeling prevailed.
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ANOTHER GUsHER.

Oil struck at Observation-Disclosures More
Wells VIII Go Down.
Sysclai TsISgrUm b M Register.
MOUNDsvLLE, July 12.-MOundsville
is once more happy; the Riggs gas well is
no more. Last night the drillers engaged
on the well were surprised in striking q
strong flow of oil. As usual the employees
are sealed in regard TO the amount the
we'll will produce, but from the most re-
liable information we can CLEAN, 1t Is q
''gusher." Your reporter visited the
well to-day in company with Hon. G.. S.
McFaiden, the pioneer leaser Of this ter
ntOry, who has implicit confidence that 1t
will pay. The wO,k Of building tanks
will begin Immediately, and it IS rumored
tonight that several more wells will 90
down soon.
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MINERS INSTITUTE.
To Advance Scientific neutrality-suspicious.
Elected at Monsngahela City.

To Advance Scientific neutrality-suspicious.
Elected at Monsngahsla City.
PIrTsBURG, July IA new mining
institute to be known as the the Mining
Institute of Western Pennsylvania, has
been organized at Monongahela City by
electing T. s. Hutchinson President and
William Seddon Secretary. Quite large
number Of mine workers have already con-
nected themselves with the new organiza-
tion for the purpose of advancing them
selves in the knowledge of mining and 9th
er sciences. They propose to meet from
time TO time to read essays and discuss
subjects on such papers ~ may be present
ed at the meetings. They therefore ex-
tend cordial invitation 10 all who take an
interest in the future welfare and objects
of the institute. The next meeting will
be held at Monongahela City on Saturday,
August 9th, at o'clock p. m. The open
ing address will be delivered by ex-In-
spector J. Loutitt. The following papers
will also be read and held for discussion OH
Pneumatics: BEST Method of Working
Ont Motive Column" Underground
Haulage," mining Engineering and Sur
veying" THE Effect of Atmospheric
Pressure on Mines" and That Carbur-
retted Hydrogen is Beneficial in Mine. |"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-13

MEADvILLE, Pa, July IA gener-
ally unanimous convention of Crawford
county Democrats to-day renominated
with great enthusiasm Pearson Church for
President Judge. The other nominations
are: Sheriff, John o. Sherred of Cam
bridge; Prothonotary, David McNutt,
Summit township; Clerk of Courts, VIM.
5. Gaskill, Meadviile; Register, John
Hood, Rockdale township; Treasurer, An
drew Gundaker, Meadville; District Attor-
ney, c. NJ. House, Meadville; Commits
sioners, f, J. Bailey, Richmond, and o.
II. Crane, Linesyille. Delegates to the
State Convention were not instructed. l..
H. Lauderbaug, Meadville, was elected
Chairman OF the County Committee.
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THE OTTO DOOMED.
A Mine on Fire-Iguited From the Steam
Pipes.

A Mime ON kire-Igntted From the Steam
Pipes.
POTTsvuLE, PA, July l2.-Otto, one
of the best collieries of the Philadelphia
and Reading Company, located at Branch
dale, seven miles west of Pottsyille, is on
fire and probably doomed TO destruction,
entailing q loss to the company approxima-
ting 100000.
The fire was discovered about o'clock
Sunday night by pump-boy named Fer
guson, who sat at the time alone IN the
mines. 1t had, it is believed, ignited
from the steam pipes which worked the in
side pumps.
Young Ferguson pulled the bell rope at
once and was hoisted ont OF danger. The
collery whistle sounded an alarm through
the patch aud across the hills to the miners.
In an hour hundreds OF people were at the
scene.
An effort was first made to smother the
fire with steam, but before morning the
flames were leaping thirty feet above the
mouth of the slope. The neighborlng
stream was damned and a steamer was
brought from Minersville. Twelve hundred
feet of hose were required to reach the
mouth of the slope. Another stream was
diverted, aud coal dirt was washed into
the air-way to cut off fire from the Prim-
rose and Mammoth veins. If this has not
succeeded the colliery is doomed. What
success the scheme has produced may not
be known for weeks. Sixteen mules were
suffocated. The breaker was endangered,
and sparks from the steamer set the pow
der house on fire.
Smoke still issues from the pit, indica-
ting the continued presence Of fire. The
most intense excitement prevailed all day,
and all mine superintendents of the dis
trict were called in consultation. The
mine shipped 100 cars a day. 1t em-
ployed 800 men and boys, and they will
be idle six mon tbs at least.
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Transact Routine Business-A Resolution
of Interest TO wheeling.

Transact Routine Business-A Resolution
of Interest 10 wheeling.
SPECIAL TSieyrd1H 10 ne Register.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, July l2.-The
Board OF Health have met and adjourned,
the most of the Board having gone to
White Sulphur, to be in attendance at the
meeting of the State Medical Society.
At their meeting the various routine
business appertaining to the health Of the
State was transacted. Special attention
was called to the sanitary condition OF the
water supply of Wheeling and a resolution
was adopted that the Secretary OF this
Board he directed to visit as soon rs con-
yenient the city Of Wheeling, and make
thorough investigation Of the condition ol
the water supply and general sanitary con-
ditiOn of the city, and make sneh recon-
mendations to the city authorities IS the
exigeneies of the case may demand.
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THE MAINE COTERIE.
All is Not Lovely-The Blaine and Frye
Families.

CHICAGO, July IA special to the
Nerrs from Edinburgh says: Senator
Frye and wife were quartered in the Royal
Hotel here two days before the Blaine
party arrived. 1t is evident that there is
a lack of warmth and affinity in the Maine
cOterie. Nothing more than exchanges OF
the most ordinary civility had occurred be-
tween the Blaines and the Fryes.
Senator Frye met Mr.. Blaine Saturday,
as he was stepping into carriage, and
paused q few moments to converse with
him, but no intimacy had subsisted be-
tween the families. They neither visited
enc another at their rooms, nor went sight
seeing together, and Senator Frye spent
most of his time down stairs. He attend
ed none of the Carnegie ceremonies. He
was cheerful with both Mr.. Blaine and
Senator Hale when he met them, which
was rarely. Last night, however, Mrs.
Blaine and Mrs. Hale met Senator Frye in
the rotunda as they were returning to their
apartments from the coffee room and bore
him of up stairs. The three families
gathered in one of Mr.. Blaine's parlors and
there remained the entire evening"
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TWO NEW RAILROADS.
Part of the Il. IL q. System from New
York 10 Pittsburg

Part of the B. IL q. System from New
York 10 Pittsburg.
HARRISBURG, Pa, July 12.-Two rail-
roads controlled by the same company
were chartered at the State Department
to-day, with capital stock Of $23, 900, 600.
They are said to be part Of the Balti-
more and Ohio and Lehigh Valley scheme
to run line from New York to Pitts.
burg. The first is the Carbon, Schuylkill
and Western Railroad Co. $, whose capital
is $40, 600, Q0O Its length will he about
$50 miles, and the road will traverse Car
bon, Schuylkill, Snyder, Union, Miffiin,
Centre, Huntingdon, Blair, Clearfield,
Cambria and Indiana counties. The other
portion is the Clearfield and Allegheny
X. X. Co.'S. Its line will be l25 miles,
and will run through Clearfeld, Cambria,
Indiana, Westmoreland, and Allegheny
counties. The capital is 81, 900, 900. The
President of both companies is John J,
Summers, of Philadelphia, Pa Directors
are all in Philadelphia. The bulk of the
stock in both corporations, (about seven
eighths). is held by George A. Stillson, ol
New York. Each road will have a mum
Der of branch lines.
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THE GREAT REGATTA.
Lee, Hamm aud Tsemsr win the virss
Days Races.

Ice. Hsmm aud Tsemsr win the First
Days Races.
WORCESTER, MASS, July 12.-Iee,
Hamm and Teemer won their respective
heats in races with which the three days
professional regatta at lake Quinsgua-
mond opened to-day. There were
three heats and three men in
each heat The c0rrse was
3 miles or I Of q mile with three turns.
Lee, Ross and TeBeyck were drawn for The
first heat. Ross started quickest, Teueyck
sOon took the lead and kept Il for about Q
nile, and turned the first stake before ths
Others. Ross and Lee kept side by side
for nearly 3 miles. and both turned the
! mile stake ahead Of Tepeyck. The lat
ter stopped rowing at the end OF 2t miles.
Lee led Ros from that point and Hnished
in 20:37, Ro~s 20;50.
Hamm, Bubear and Hosmer were tho
starters in the second beat. Hosmes
began with 32 strokes . minutes; Bu-
hear began with 33, and Hamm with -.
II was very fast race for three-quaTtes
Of mile, during most of which distAuos
HOsmer led. Hamm turned first, time
4:40; the others were only few seconds
behind, but they were tired out and tkere-
fore stopped rowing. Hamm fnished IN
20-27.
Mckay, Teemer sud Peter ConIey start
ed in the third heat. Mckay led 0f with
80 strokes, but steered over 70 fas int,
Teemer's water that when be tried 10 Rst
hack 20 the stake ipoat at the tbree-0uar-
ter mile point he lost more time than b
gzined. TbencefoSwaTd the rsrs was
Teemer's without effort. He 8nisbed In
20:2S. Conley was out Of the race from ths
starr. Mckay overhauled him and finished
% seeonds behind Teemef. The 6pal beat
will be rowed by Lee, Teemer and Hsmn
on Thundy. Tomorrow the double scull
race between Teemer and Hosmsr, Hsmn
and Mckay and Ron and Lee VIII b
rowod.
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ReDublican Candidates.

TOLEDO, o., July 12.-The weekly edi.
tion of the Toledo Blade tomorrow will
publish replies from 81 800 Republican
voters from every State and Territory in
the Union save Utah and Alaska, giving
their preference for the next Republican
candidate for President and Vice Presi-
dent. The names mentioned in the re-
plies are Blaine, Sherman, Lincoln, ALI
son, Edmunds, Ingersoll, Harrison, In
gals, Gen. Sherman, Evarts, Hawley, De
new and Foraker
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THEELEV EVATRDRAILROAD STRIKE
The Condition of the Elevated Road Strike
Remains Unchanged.

New YORK, July 12.-During the day
the company made strenuous efforts to Sc
cure men to take the strikers places. At
noon seven engines were manned, but the
persuasiOus of the strikers had reduced
this number to three at . o'clock. Off
GERS of the company learned that the
strikers were riding on the eng mes and
trying to induce the new engineers TO
strike. They accordingly requested the
police to interfere. At each station a
policeman was on duty,
bat there were no outbreaks
The joint committee of the BrotherhoOds
OF Locomotive Firemen and Engineers
adopted "cIrd to the public" in which
they warned the public against the i'll
competency of the scab engineers, and also
disclaim the responsibility for any trouble
or Instructions on the road.
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4 ROyAlIst Dodge.

LONDON, July l2-The report published
in the Paris Figaro few days ago Of IN
alleged interview between the Crown
Prince of Prussia and the Comte de Paris,
appears from careful perusal Of the con-
tinental press 10 have fallen fat and en-
tirely failed Of its object N sensation. II
the Crown Prince were authorized 10 voice
the sentiments Of Germany In such man.
ner, he would unquestionably select IN en-
tirely different auditor. Sending verbal
messages to the French government through
the Comte de Paris, Of all persons Ia the
world, il quite as ridiculous ~ would 10
an application 10 Mr.. Parnell for presenta.
ton to the Queen. The fact In that the Le-
gitimist press at Paris zee their cause 70
rapidly becoming hopeless and the inHu-
ence 30 steadily dying out that they eager
ly seize upon any pretence TO bring their
claim or candidate into notice.
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OUR OWN BELFAST.
Rlotlng Between Orangemen and Catholics
In New Jersey.

RiotIng Between Orangemen and Catholics
In New Jersey.
PATERSON, n. j., July l2.-There was
rioting here to-day and this evening. The
local orangemen paraded and picnlcked
here with the Newark and Jersey City
lodges. In the forenoon the parades were
attacked with stones, but the police SOON
stopped the trouble. This made the green
ribbon men angry and at night there
was crowd in the streets, ready ior O
fight. At the Erie depot when the visit
ors departed, a small row occurred, which
resulted in two arrests. While local
Orangemen were marching back from the
station to their hall, hackman tried
to drive through the ranks
of the procession. This caused
lively riot, in which many persons were
bruised. A strong force of police soon ar
rived on the scene and used their clubs
freely, dispensing the mob and making
twelve arrest. There was great excitement
on the streeds up to late hour.
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PAINTERS CONVENTION.
Meeting In New York-Talk Over Trad,
Matters

Meeting In New York-Talk Over Trade
Matters.
New YORK, July 12.-The third an
nual Convention of the National Boss
Painters Union opened here this morning
in the large hall of Masonic temple.
There were 362 delegates present, repre-.
senting almost every State in the Union.
A number of ladies were interested specta-
tors of the proceedings.
President John Berger occupied the
chair, and John Beattie, of the New York
Association, delivered the address of well
come. The Convention will be in session
three days. Its purpose, as Mr.. Beattie
expressed it in his speech, is not to crush
the workingman, but to talk over matters
affecting the trade and to renew old
acquaintance.
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An End to Bone Scrapinr,

Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg, Ill,
says: Having received so much benefit
from Electric Bitters, feel il my duty to
let suffering humanity know it. Have had
running sore on my leg for eight years:
my doctors told me l would have to have
the bone scraped or leg amputated. fused,
instead, three bottles of Electric Bitters
and seven boxes Bucklen's Arniea Salye,
and my leg IS now sound and well.n
Electric Bltters are sold at fifty cents a
bottle, and Bucklen's Arnica Salve at 25c
per box by Logan & Co.
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Hebrew Convention Meets at PItrsburg.

PrTTsBURG, PA, July 13.-The Bien-
NAL Council of the Union Of American
Hebrew Congregations opened here this
morning, and will be in session several
days. The principal object of the conven-
ton is to increase the efficiency of the He
brew Union College at Cincinnati, by in
creasing the accommodations. About one
hundred delegates, representing every He
brew center in the United States, are pres
emit This morning permanent organiza-
ton was effected by the election of Josiah
Cohen, Esq, Of this city, chairman. The
balance of the session was occupied with
the reading of the reports of the officers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-13

RABBIT BUNCH and JOEL B. MAYEs
are running red-hOt opposition campaigns
for the Cniefship of the Cherokee Nation.
BUSHS HEAD, the present Chief, is throw
luz the weight of the Administration in
favor Of Mr.. BUNCH. Charges of corrup-
tion are flying thick and fast and BUNCH
and the Administration appear to be get,
ting worSted. Ii seems to be another case
Of Turn the raScals out" And yet some
say Poor LO is not civilized.
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FIGHT WITH ROBBERS.
Train Guards In Texas-Rumors OF "A Bloody
Encounter.

EAutOuhNtE.
Fort WORTH, Ten, July 12.-There
was considerable of furry in the city AT
IL o'clock last night when rumor became
current that bloody fight had taken place
near Little River, South of Fort Worth, on
the Missouri Pacific, between robbers and
guards. Little River is watering station
and no news can be received from there. 1t
is certain that officials of the road have
cause to fear robbery and secretly put
guards on both the north and south bound
night trans The north bound train reached
here without molestation.
The guards who went on the south bound
are Constable John Thompson and Deputy
Sheriffs jim Thompson and JAS. Maddox.
The train men were also armed. It's stated
that Train Master Ray also accompanied the
party.
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THE COKE STRIKE.
Men Present Solid Front-Rioting Begun
Mt JimtoWp.

Men Present Solid Front-Rioting Begun
at Jintown.
PIrTsBURG, July 12.-Advices from the
coke regions state that the strikers at Jim
town marched down to the works last
night, and by firing revolvers in the air
and otherwise menacing the workmen,
frightened a number of them away. The
Pinkerton men at West Leisenring were
notified, and detachment of twenty-five
men sent to guard the works. Everything
is quiet this morning, and the non-union
men who were frightened of have all re-
turned to work.
The strike is now as far from settlement
as ever. The operators, however, are de-
termined to resume operations, and new
men will be imported as soon rs arrange
ments can be made TO accommodate them.
The work of evicting strikers will be pros
ecuted with great vigor, as the houses will
be needed for the new men.
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THE DIZZINESS GONE.
Jacob Sharp In Better Spirits-Sentenced
TODAY.

NEW YORK, July 12.-Jacob Sharp did
not awake this morning until after 10
a'clock. The dizziness which troubled
him so much yesterday had all gone, but
in its place came severe pains in his head.
He is very weak and was helped to his
chair, where he remained without being
dressed
Despite the fact of tomorrow being his
day of sentence, and the pans in his head, !,
Sharp is more cheerful than he was yester-
day. He ate nothing this morning, but
drank several glasses Of milk. His coun-
sci, Mr.. Stickney, called before he was
awake and waited. The two spent an
hour talking on legal matters.
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Exrit.menf In Texas.

Great excitement has been caused IN the
vicinity of Paris, Texas, by the remark
able recovery of Mr.. ]. E. Corley, who was
50 helpless that he could not turn IN bed,
or raise his head; everybody said he was
diving of Consumption. A trial bottle oi
DR.. Kings New Discovery was sent nm.
Finding relief, he bought large bottle
and a box of DIR. Kings New Life Pills;
by the time he had taken two boxes Oh
Pills and two bottles of the Discovery, ne
was well and had gained in flesh thirty.
six pounds. Trial bottles Of this Great
Discovery for Consumption free at Logan
& Co.'S.
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0uincY'a Succaaanr.

PrTTsBuRH, PA, July 12.-lt is report
ed on what Is considered reliable authority
that Elliot Holbrook, late Superintendent
Of the New York and New England Rail
road, will succeed General Manager Quincy
of the Pittsburg and Lake Erie road,
whose resignation takes effect on the 18th
inst. The Board OF Directors will meet
tomorrow when the appointment will he
made
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Base Ball.

At Observation-Disclosures Z; Athlet
les 4.
AtLouisville:-Louisville At 6; Nets ..
AtSt. Louis:-St. Louis 5; Brooklyn.
ATT lladelphia:--P Philadelphia Il; In
dianapolis 5.
At New York:-New York 6; Pitts
burg Is.
At Observation-Disclosures G; Chi
cago g.
AT Boston:-BostOn Is; Detroit 8.
AtCleyeland:- :-Baltimore ); Cleveland |,
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Pittsburg and Return.

Commencing Sunday, June 9Th, and
continuing every Sunday until further no.
tiee, the B. & o. will sell excursion tickets
and return at the low rate Of $3.50, and to
Washington, Pa, and return at $1.00.
Trains leave at and s:10a m, returning
at z and lilo p. m.
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Bueklen,s Arnica Salya.

The best salye in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Feve'
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all the Skin Eruptions, and
positively cures Piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give satisfaction OF
money refunded. Price p cents per box.
For sale by Logan q 90.
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The coke strike is reported to be as far
from settlement as ever. Monday night
those working were frightened away by
strikers firing revolvers, but returned to
work later. The work OF eyicting strikers
will now be prosecuted with vigor
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BULGARIA'S CABINET.
THE REGENCY RESIGyS--wHL RELgAsg
ALL POLITICAL PRISONERS
BOsOri,ns are Pssstsd in London Disturbances Re-
nswsd st Belha-rhs Cr,tan CArstiaas Ap- ,
peal 10 the Saltan-Lesihnsts 0aRss
Weakening in France.

TIRNovA, July IA new Cabinet for
Bulgaria has been formed IS follows:
N. Stoilon, President of the Council and
nd interim Minister Of Finance.
NJ. Natchevics, Minister of Foreign Az
fairs.
NJ. Tchomakoff, Minister Of Public In.
struction.
NJ. Stranskey, Minister Of the Interior.
Major Petroff, Minister Of War.
NJ. Stoiloff, has telegraphed to the Pre-
fects Of Departments ordering them to re-
lease sll political prisoners.
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Folks tearing TIE city on short reactions or
for he SUmner eaH hare tks DAILY and
SUNDAY REGISTER NAILED 10 their ad-
dress at same rates as delivered By carrier,
BE- curing rord at REGISTER Comtinq
Rolw.
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Our Floating Tubs Ordered to HonoluI

Our Floating Tubs Ordered to Honolulu.
SAN Francisco, July 12.-Orders have
been received here for the United States
Pacific squadron to rendezvous at Homo,
lulu. The squadron includes the Alert,
four guns, now at Callao, Peru; the Juni-
alta, eight gans, at Panama, and the flag
ship Vandalia, eight guns, which has al
ready sailed from Peru. The IrOquois has
been ordered here for repairs before sailing.
The Asiatic squadron, consisting of six
men-of-war, will also be ordered to Homo.
lulu if found necessary.